Chamorro

The Chamorro word for “room” is kuatto. kuatto refers to a division in a building.

The Chamorro word for chief is maga’låhi. maga’låhi is a noun used to describe the head of an organization.

Felis Nåbidåt is the Chamorro way to say merry christmas. This phrase is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.

The English word “mom” is translated into Chamorro as nana. Both nana and Mama are used to refer to a female parent.

The Chamorro word for music is dandan. dandan is used to refer to sound that is organized in a melodious way.

nina is the Chamorro word for grandma. The word nina is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal way.

The Chamorro word for “kiss” is chiku. chiku is a noun referring to a touch with the lips.

The phrase magof yu’ is how you say “I am happy” in Chamorro. This phrase is used to express that a person is feeling joy or contentment.

The Chamorro word for armpit is afafa. afafa is a noun used to refer to the cavity located beneath the junction of the arm and the shoulder.

Puedi ha’ todu maolek is the Chamorro way to say “have a good day”. This phrase is a polite greeting used to wish someone a pleasant day.